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MIMICRY MIX ASSORTED 3in
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TIGER'S JAWS: With its intriguing "jaws" and low-growing habit, the Tiger's Jaws succulent is an exceptional plant for anyone looking to add a bit of personality to their collection. The plant's mature size is typically a compact six inches tall and wide, making it perfect for a windowsill or a small decorative pot. The "teeth" are surprisingly soft to the touch, and the leaves are a deep green, often tinged with red when it is "sun stressed"—which is a good thing!
Tiger's Jaws succulents love sunlight. They will be happiest in a bright, sunny spot, such as a south-facing window. A lack of light can cause them to become leggy and lose their compact form. Like most succulents, the biggest mistake is overwatering. To ensure your plant stays healthy, let the soil dry out completely between waterings. When it is time to repot, use Watters Potting Soil with an extra helping of pumice or perlite to improve drainage. You can fertilize every few months during the growing season with a diluted mixture of Urban Gardener's Super Growth Elixir or Fertilome's All Purpose Houseplant Food. This plant is non-toxic to pets, so it's a safe and fascinating choice for any home.
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LIVING STONES: Have you ever seen a plant that looks like a collection of colorful, patterned pebbles? Meet Living Stones, a truly unique succulent that will bring a piece of the African desert right into your home. These low-profile plants are perfectly happy in a small pot on a sunny windowsill, growing to just an inch or two tall. Their ability to mimic stones is a natural camouflage, which makes them a fascinating conversation piece.
Living Stones are a breeze to care for once you understand their cycle. They thrive on neglect, which means they are a fantastic option for a bright, south-facing window. A key to their health is their need for well-draining soil. When you are ready to repot, use Watters Potting Soil and mix it with a generous amount of pumice or perlite to ensure excellent drainage. This prevents root rot, their biggest enemy. They are also non-toxic to cats and dogs, so you can enjoy their beauty without worry. For a little boost, you can use a heavily diluted dose of Urban Gardener's Super Growth Elixir or Fertilome's All Purpose Houseplant Food.
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BABY TOES: Imagine having a plant that looks like a cluster of tiny, green, cylindrical fingers poking up from the soil! That's the charm of the Baby Toes succulent. This delightful plant grows to a height of just a few inches, making it a perfect addition to a small terrarium or a decorative pot on your desk. Their unique form and velvety texture are sure to catch the eye of every visitor.
Baby Toes thrive in bright, indirect light. A spot near an east or west-facing window is ideal, where they will get plenty of light without the risk of scorching. A key to their health is their need for a dormant period, during which they require very little water. When they are actively growing, let the soil dry out completely between waterings. Overwatering is their biggest enemy and can cause root rot. When you are ready to repot, a well-draining mix is essential. We recommend using Watters Potting Soil combined with extra pumice or perlite to ensure the soil doesn't retain too much moisture. For a little extra nutrition, especially during their growing season, use a diluted amount of Urban Gardener's Super Growth Elixir or Fertilome's All Purpose Houseplant Food. This plant is non-toxic, so you can enjoy its unique appearance with your furry friends.
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